7th Patient Centricity & Collaboration World Congress 2025 Europe

Amplifying Patients Voice in Research, Drug Development and Healthcare

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Patient meets Innovation & Collaboration

Patient empowerment and understanding to inspire and create a meaningful impact.

Facilitate Live is very pleased to welcome you to our upcoming Patient Centricity and Collaboration World Congress 2025 Europe.
The two-day Congress aims to build meaningful collaborations within the industry, advocacy groups, clinicians, researchers, and most importantly, patients and their caregivers. Gain practical strategies and best practices on challenges, innovations, technologies, and concepts in achieving this goal.

The congress focuses on a “Amplifying Patients Voice in Research, Drug Development and Healthcare”.

Patient-centricity is a vital aspect in the research and development of  biopharmaceutical products, disease management, designing a treatment, clinical trial, or other health solutions. In order to create a patient-centric solution, one must truly embrace a collaborative endeavor with the patient and their caregivers. Establishing a patient-centric solution involves getting feedback from real patients and their loved ones, and making decisions based on their medical conditions, experiences, needs, perspectives, and priorities.

In the current climate where the patients are increasingly becoming more empowered, Lifesciences and Pharmaceutical companies should confront the status quo and welcome the opportunities to embrace a wide range of patient-centered perspectives presented by an emerging ecosystem. While the technology-driven world poses challenges, it also holds opportunities to build a positive patient experience by coordinating the health ecosystem to center on the patient. Reevaluating how it develops and delivers drugs to improve experiences and outcomes and also to continuously adapt and transform to meet the evolving needs of patients.

The industry has come a long way with utilizing a patient-centered approach. The concept has gone from a buzzword to a potential trend, to a perceivable goal. Whilst the industry has advanced in recent years, the evolving healthcare model and ecosystem brought forward by advances in technology and more involved, empowered patients, means true patient centricity is a continuing quest and a compelling commitment.

We look forward to meeting you at the Congress!

Sincerely yours,

Jocelyn Raguindin
Conference Director
Paradigm Global Events / Facilitate Live 

GAIN LATEST INSIGHTS ON:

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

This Congress is beneficial to patients, pharmaceutical, biotech companies, researchers, physicians, patient advocacy groups, regulatory agencies, technology, and healthcare companies.

Network with Presidents, Heads/Chiefs, VPs, Directors, and Managers in the area of:

Key Industry Expert Speakers

2024 Faculty Speakers (Full 2025 Speakers Line up will be available shortly).

Emma Sutcliffe

Global Patient Officer

Ipsen

Marie Eckerd

Global Patient Engagement Director R&I, BioPharmaceuticals Medical

AstraZeneca

Ana Marija Gjurovic

Global Head Patient Engagement, BioPharmaceuticals Medical

AstraZeneca

Gabor Purman

Patient Advocacy Director

Kyowa Kirin International

Begoña Nafría Escalera

Coordinator of eYPAGnet

Hospital Sant Joan de Déu

Hilary Nathan

Policy, Communications & Community Engagement Director

JDRF

Christel Paganoni-Bruijns

Independent Patient Engagement Consultant,

former Global Head Community Engagement, SOBI

Sarah Halford, FRCP, MA, PhD

Head of Medical Sciences,

Centre for Drug Development, Cancer Research UK

Lindsay Birrell

Co- CEO, Realise Advocacy, Chair of trustees

Medics 4 Rare Diseases

JOSIE GODFREY

Director, JG Zebra Consulting, Co-Founder and CEO

Realise Advocacy

CAROLE SCRAFTON

CEO & Co-Founder Patient Advocacy Organisation

FibroFlutters

Dr. Gudula Petersen

Global Patient Engagement Lead

Grünenthal GmbH

Lydia Makaroff

Chief Executive

Fight Bladder Cancer

Lara Bloom

President and CEO

The Ehlers-Danlos Society

DR LIZ CLARKE

Visiting Lecturer and Patient Engagement Theme Lead

Centre for Pharmaceutical Medicines Research, Kings College London

Naomi Thornton

Nurse - Infoline & Migraine Support

Migraine Ireland

Bronwyn Lewis

Global Head of Patient Engagement

Boehringer Ingelheim International

Adeline Rosenberg

Patient advocate & Doctoral Researcher

King’s College London

Angela King

Independent Patient Advocate

Independent Cancer Patients’ Voice

Victoria Harvey-Jones, PhD

Associate Director of Clinical Strategy

Medscape Oncology Global

Roi Shternin

Founder & Chief Patients Officer

Chronically

Jenny Ousbey

CEO & Founder

OVID Health

Dr. Lisa Whittaker

Public and Patient Engagement Coordinator

King’s College London

HAYLEY CHAPMAN

Senior Program Director

The Synergist

Neil Betteridge

Co-Chair

Chronic Pain Policy Coalition

Steve Clark

Patient Advocate Campaigns Ambassador

Cancer Research UK, Volunteer Patient Voice, Strive for Five 10yr CRC survivor

Ines Teixeira Gonçalves

Head of Patient Engagement and Advocacy EMEA

Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals

Rasmus Hjorth

Head of Communication

James Lind Care

Naomi Litchfield

Director, Patient Advocacy

Bionical Emas

Robert Mitchell-Thain

CEO

PBC Foundation

Janik Jaskolski

Chief Product Officer and Co-Founder

Semalytix

Dr Sally Dews

Senior Medical patient partnership Manager

Pfizer

Linda Cowie

VP, Head of Behavioural Science & Patient Experience

SOLVE(D) Europe, An IPG Health Company

Sophie Randall

Director

PBC Foundation

Schedule

Content Rich Program Agenda!  Featuring Keynote Presentations, Stream Sessions, Panel, and Round Table Discussions.

TRENDS & STRATEGIES IN INTEGRATING PATIENT VOICE

  • The value of engaging and communicating with the patient in every part of the clinical research process
  • Examining the right approach for patient and industry to positively impact healthcare costs and patient outcomes through patient engagement
  • How can patient expertise create significant value to the industry?
  • What are the best practices and strategies to guarantee that patient centricity is at the forefront of pharma?

Moderator:

Panelists:

  • Many biotech/pharmaceutical companies are talking about ”Patient Centricity”, but how can a company actually operate in a patient-centric way to create meaningful value?
  • Learn best practices to transition from being product centered to patient centered
  • Discuss strategies to embed patient centricity throughout your organization.
  • Patient Centricity requires new mindsets, relationships – and structures, company-wide.
  • No stage of development, from discovery through delivery, gets a pass.
  • No company function continues as before.
  • Company culture changes, too.
  • This isn’t easy but the results are worth the journey: to improve outcomes for patients and business performance alike.
  • If Patient Centricity is a fad, then it’s a failure. It should be the new way of doing business.
  • Sharing insights into a live real-world example of this type of partnership
  • Explaining the roles and responsibilities in achieving a positive outcome
  • Providing key learning to the evolving process
  • Supplying the audience with guiding principles for future partnerships
  • Learn about the latest technologies that can improve the efficiency and effectiveness of clinical trial design, addressing issues like increasing complexity
  • Discover the principles and best practices for clinical trial design that can increase the likelihood of success, through a combination of literature analysis and practical experience
  • Examine the challenges faced by patients during clinical trials and learn about potential solutions that can reduce the burden and increase the benefits for patients
  • Understand where patient centricity can advance the interests shared by industry and the patient community
  • Consider how focused goals and programs can strengthen research and development, commercialization and access
  • Focus on opportunities to integrate patients, caregivers, consumers and advocates’ key concerns and insights into company plans and decision making
  • Discuss applications of this targeted approach to your patient centricity goals and programs

Afternoon Stream Sessions

ACCESS & COLLABORATIONS

  • Health Systems sharing clinical data to advance science
  • Patient Advocacy Group’s use of multi-stakeholder registries
  • 21st Century Cures Act enabling patients to have access to all their clinical data and agency to license
  • Combined with emerging trusted data market approaches
  • Creates the opportunity for patient-centric ecosystems at scale to accelerate discovery -> clinical adoption
  • Learning: Balancing health system priorities and resources to address patient community needs.
  • Creating policy to end disparities and open access to new regenerative and translational therapies.
  • Increasing funding and technical support to CBOs for community outreach and education efforts.
  • Financial Toxicity During Breast Cancer Treatment: A Qualitative Analysis to Inform Strategies for Mitigation
  • Have patient “Advisors” on a panel for clinical trials.
  • Have a patient advocate/liaison collaborating.
  • Patient Surveys
  • Education of the process of clinical trials
  • Listen to the Patient needs and help them to understand what the focus of the trial is.
  • Understanding Pharmaceutical costs of trials and research
  • Dealing with an illness with multiple organ involvement.
  • Rare Disease
  • How we might innovate our way out of increasing erosion of trust between patients and “the system”, by learning from CPG use cases, nonprofit communications, digital health solutions, shifting trends in consumer media consumption, shared accountability, and increased federal protections.

RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT

  • Integration of the patient perspective into the development process
  • Challenges and strategies for improving study protocols
  • Streamline your clinical trial process to drive enrollment
  • Patients and caregivers know best when it means improving the quality of life.
  • Reality is much different than theory.
  • Benefits of real-world experience inserted in basic science equals endpoints and outcomes that can be overlooked as unimportant.
  • Across the spectrum of disease, from common to rare, patient data is becoming a critical driver of drug discovery, development, diagnosis,
    commercialization and inclusive and equitable access to trials and treatments.
  • Contributions that advocacy groups can make to clinical trial development
  • The importance of knowing the people, their disease, and its burdens
  • Successful collaborations are a win for all
  • Patient perception and usability of drug products is critical for efficacy of prescribed treatments.
  • Drug products should be designed to meet the specific needs of the target patient populations.
  • A patient centric drug product design approach is critical to support optimal therapeutic outcomes for drug products.
  • Roll out of digital technology will support the implementation of a patient centric mindset for drug product design.
  • Case-studies for drug products developed via patient
    centric drug product design
  • How to engage patients in clinical research?
  • 3 reasons why patients should be involved in the design and preparation phase of a clinical trial
  • How can patient feedback contribute to a more successful clinical trial
  • Where do I start with engaging patients in a clinical trial?

CHALLENGES & POTENTIALS OF PATIENT ENGAGEMENT

  • Why diversity and inclusion in clinical trials are crucial?
  • Understanding critical barriers to minority and underserved patient communities participation in clinical trials
  • Equity and Inclusion of Rare Disease Patients – A Must on Many Levels
  • What can the industry do to promote more diversity in the future?
  • Latest guidelines that make healthcare more inclusive

Moderator:

Panelists:

  • How knowledge can reduce the fear of Pharma and ultimately save lives.
  • What do we really know about patient safety, both as an industry and an individual and what are the challenges we face?
  • How can technology play a role in ensuring patient safety, compliance and pharmacovigilance?
  • How we can leverage individual and collective data to ensure proper care and Quality of life while reducing damage, saving time and money.
  • Patient engagement activities incorporating robust and meaningful patient engagement experiences to inform regulatory work
  • Considerations in patient engagement
  • Resources to help engage with FDA
  • Support different learning styles to ensure patients have equal access to education
  • Patient centricity for better health outcomes
  • How to determine cultural nuances and understandings to care
  • The importance of data democratization
  • Common challenges in clinical data review that hinders clinical trials
  • Strategies in overcoming these challenges
  • How to seamlessly integrate data from a variety of sources?
  • How to improve safety review efficiencies and reduce the timeline to critical studies?
  • Understanding complexities and addressing challenges faced by the industry in setting up end-to end supply chain for cell and gene therapies
  • Best practices and lessons learned that guarantees effective manufacturing and delivery of CGTs to the patients who needs them the most
  • Robust technologies and innovative platforms that connects therapies with patients both in clinical and commercial scale

This presentation will highlight how companies can advance health equity through people- and patient-
centered frameworks. Learning objectives include:

  • Specific domains of action for addressing health equity through people and patient engagement;
  • Success measures of efforts to advance health equity;
  • Different interpretations of decision making across stakeholders
  • Value on patient outcomes and engagement (case studies)
  • Introduce the working model of decision making.
  • Putting the patient first achieves the best experience and outcome for that person and their family
  • Improve communication from staff shift-changes in a hospital to getting the patient discharged faster
  • Setting expectations soon
  • Updating goals and outcomes; timely
  • Recognising key areas to ensure patients’ experiences, perspectives, needs, and priorities are captured and meaningfully incorporated into drug development and evaluation.
  • Patient’s input to improve quality, relevance, safety and efficacy of drug development
  • Challenges and opportunities for patient-centric product design
  • The role of respective stakeholders and the way they interact, from the early steps of drug development to access in real life?

Moderator:

Panelists:

  • Understanding the drivers for innovation in pharma
  • Partnering with patients and placing patient well-being at the core of all initiatives
  • Real-world data and patient-reported outcomes presents the power and the potential to redesign healthcare
  • Innovative approaches for direct-to-patient assume significant importance for driving patient-centricity
  • Technologies that enhance the patient-centricity in pharma

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Thank you for a good experience with the PARADIGM Global Events… very high level, very good Organization, we overpassed our expectatives, we will be pending for another congress related to pharmaceutical and biotech… we learned a lot, and i think that the content of agenda was state of the art, thank you again.
Salvador Berrios
ERP/ CRM / Product Configurator Manager
The consistently high quality of international faculty was most impressive. It was also obvious that they were carefully chosen not only for their particular expertise but also for their ability to communicate the subject matter to clinical and non-clinical participants alike. As market access consultant for pharma clients of various sizes, I now feel much better prepared to explain the nuances & dynamics involved in bringing their products to market. In addition, I am in a much better position to intelligently advice my clients & help them set realistic expectations
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